Sorry for taking such a long time, but you should have posted your followup to
the list.
On Friday 16 March 2007 13:35, you stated the following:
> > I think what you need is an expression like this:
> >
> > ${sg {$rh_Subject:}{\\n([ \\t])}{\$1}}
>
> Thanks for the reg exp.
>
> > because headers add doesn't process or encode the header at all.
>
> I'm still stumped. WHere do I put the reg exp ?
In the first headers add command in the system filter. That was my plan at
least. So:
if first_delivery
then
headers add "Old-Subject: ${sg {$rh_Subject:}{\\n([ \\t])}{\$1}}"
headers remove "Subject"
headers add "Subject: $rh_old-subject:"
headers remove "Old-Subject"
endif
> I know sg is an Exim command, and I've used it in ACL statements before.
> However I don't think that's the proper place or even if I have a
> replace
> command in ACL.
>
> The Header Rewrite on a transport would seem to be the place to go.
headers_rewrite is completely different - it rewrites addresses in From, To,
etc.
> > Note that things will break if there happens to be more than one Subject:
> > line.
>
> Thanks for the tip and I'll take my chances on that happening :-)
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